₦airaland Forum

EHMIR:
Hahaha dis pple are clowns,jugheads

is it d igbos in lagos dat will stage d protest,or imported ones frm oweri nd aba

Laggon front loading...

igbo in lagos know how the thing works,they cant leave ur their shops to join one mumu protest,cos they no what will bcome of their shops.









Lagos boys sneh,dnt provoke them,else u will swin d lagoon to to ur region thru d atlantic channel

kaycid77:
Each time a Yoruba man write rubbish he ends the useless article with IGBO KWENU instead of OMO odua emi laye .... "There is enough room for the Igbo talent ( They suddenly realize average igbo man is more talented than them)to find expression and blossom in Nigeria ", and this did not happen since 55 years now.... Now I am more than convince that Yorubas needs IGBOs more than IGBOs need Yorubas and they cant hide it any more , they are doing everything possible to stop Biafra leaving Nigeria but Let me tell you 100 of Yoruba NATION News paper article can never change the coming of BIAFRA

NOBLEDANDY:
One coward cone head spotted.
Haha lol...
Am quoting you for reference....

PointB:
IPOB should not miss the point here, if I may caution. The protest is not about the release of Kanu, but for the actualisation of Biafra; for a UN sponsored referendum that will partition the country between Biafra and Nigeria. The release of Kanu will of course be an added bonus.

Let's keep the message clear.

HungerBAD:
Lagos?hehehehe.

Finally, they are about to take that swim the Oba promised them.

You guy's just want to give the lagos hoodlum's, the opportunity to loot all the Ibo owned businesses in Lagos State. I don't believe this story anyway, as the ibo's in Lagos are too smart to start this crap.

This is a city, that left the Ibo's that resided in it during the Civil war alone. The welcoming attitude, and quietness of the Lagosians should not be taken for granted.

I have families in Lagos, and as a Niger-Deltan, i hope the Yoruba's are able to differentiate us from the Ibo's, just in case they start something crazy and the Yoruba's decide to go on a revenge mission.

This madness should not be brought to Lagos please.

cheruv:
I've said it times without number that Igboland needs a purge..especially of the elderly ones still suffering from the war hangover.
How can a group of traitors spend the whole day deliberating nonsense and expect 40M to abide by it
The earlier Igbos find their Yosef Stalin the better for us kos I don't think we can keep up anymore with those withered hags that label themselves Igbo elders!

dialfa:
oya Rochas, run to buhari and tell him "mission failed"

drss:
The many sins of buari in d last 7 months:
1. Fuel scarcity.
2. Insecurity.
3. Unemployment.
4. Lack of economic policy.
5. Demarketing Nigeria internationally.
6. Dinning with corrupt cabals.
7. Abusing Nigerians abroud.
8. Excessive tourism and travelling.
9. Baning Generators.
10. Lack of power supply.
11. Eating n chewing gworo on duty.
12. Name ya own...
Now dat d dullaard is at d helms of affairs, fuel scarcity has become a way of life in d zoo. It is easy to critisize when u ar on d other side.

bugzbunny:
Wen a yoruba man hear......nnamdi kanu is with Dss

Beremx:
If they have enough fuel, why hoarding it then?

Liars!

Lateralmaths:
I don't understand why you people keep calling Nigeria a zoo. Show some class even in your agitation. Nigeria deserves respect.

harrysterol:
they forget history so easily , they can't get it by force except on dialogue, they tried it before and the end result was not funny
I only discovered that most people agitating for this are between 20-30yrs old n have no idea of the war that happened

chukwudi44:
Nigerian army ke? Una get army? Make una no provoke Benin before they annex Abuja join the already annexed 16 villages